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Plantar Fascia Strain

 

What is a Plantar fascia strain?

The plantar fascia or arch ligament is a band that runs from under the heel to the front of the foot. A strain or rupture to this is quite common. plantar fascia strain might result from one single traumatic incident or may gradually occur over a period of time.

What are the symptoms of plantar fascia strain?

  • Localized tenderness and pain over the plantar fascia?
  • A nodule or lump in the plantar fascia which might indicate a partial rupture?

What can the athlete do to prevent plantar fascia strain?

  • Rest (use crutches to take the weight off the foot if needed).
  • See a sports injury professional who can advise on treatment and rehabilitation.

What a Sports Injury Professional can do:

  • Tape the foot to provide protection and take the strain off the foot.
  • Apply ultrasound therapy.
  • Apply sports massage techniques.
  • Advise on strengthening and rehabilitation.

What a Sports Injury Professional can do:

  • A plantar fasciitis strain usually heals within two to three weeks.

Plantar fasciitis / heel spur.

Plantar Fascia Strain

 



image 2 - Tape applied to the foot can provide welcome relief from pain.



image 3 - When and how can Sports Massage be applied to aid rehabilitation?

 

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